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Walking tours gaze upon selectively bred Gypsy Vanner horses that roam among colorfully painted vardo wagons on a farm dedicated to sharing the breed's personality and rich history.
The Gypsy Gold Farm
In the wide pastures of The Gypsy Gold Farm, sunlight dances playfully upon the long, flowing manes of Gypsy Vanner mares and stallions. The rare horses, which were first bred in the gypsy camps of Great Britain nearly 70 years ago, made their North American debut at The Gypsy Gold Farm after a chance discovery by owner Dennis Thompson and his late wife Cindy.
The couple had been driving through the countryside of England when the oddly compelling sight of a far-off stallion prompted them to pull over. Soon after, the two tracked down the owner and found themselves immersed in a culture rich with vibrant caravans and music.
The selectively bred horses currently roam the Ocala farm where Dennis educates visitors on their smart, affectionate nature and origin. Colorful painted vardo wagons—the type the horses were designed to pair with—also help enliven the landscape.
BNSF 2088, assigned to switching duties at Braid, brings a cut of hoppers southbound through the junction with CP.
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(This is a male, with hip-length hair!)
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Chicago IL. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
photo of Bianca and Michaela. cutest besties. I had an original idea of doing a concept with sky lanterns but the wind was too intense. but i got a lot of nice portrait shots and i think this is my favorite. (: now i really wish i expanded this photo.
She also sells all sorts of braids and ric rac and studded panels. These are for sleeves and edgings.
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You don't see micro braids with beads in Mexico very often so this latino tapatio girl really stood out at the Chapala pier, Jalisco, Mexico, south of Guadalajara.
...and my big fat red lip ;)
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for sale ! Have wayyy tooo much at home ^^ price is for one roll and negociations are ok if you take more than 3 ! Better pics of them : www.lelahel.net/wp/?p=1766 Don't hesitate to ask any informations !
Another successful attempt at a fishtail braid. Hope to post a pic of a french fishtail braid when it actually turns out decent.
The setting sun casts a distinctive glow on Edinburgh's sandstone buildings like these in the Braids suburb.
I am not good at frenchbraiding my hair and I don't think it really looks good anyway, but it is one of the most comfortable ways for me to wear my hair. off my face and not heavy like a ponytail. it's funny trying to take a photo of the back of your head hehe.
This girl was in the Tully's where I was working today. She seemed pleased that I wanted to take a picture of her hair. :) She French braids her own hair, something I have never learned to do.
Normally, I don't like how French braids look on me. I don't like having my hair brushed straight back -- I'm used to having a part down the middle, you see. But this style doesn't mess with the part, so it's not verboten outright.
Well, it's a real braid, but it's an imitation of a braid I saw in a picture of another braider's work.
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Chicago IL. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
Scraps of ribbon and yarn from my craft stash, braided into one large scarf.
Can you identify any of the yarns? :)
Jasmine very pleased with her pink braid - love her pose here but far too many stray hairs in her face...
*** Beautiful baby portrait by www.PurpleOwlPhotgraphy.com ~ thank you, Julie, such a beautiful photo of the little one! *****
Sweet knit baby cocoon prop for professional photography portraits is handmade in white with barley, peach, cream, green and blue soft earth colors. A cute little coordinating hat compliments the little pouch or can be used by itself on your adorable clients!
Sized as Newborn, the Unisex white coccon bag measures approximately 13” in length and is rimmed with soft boucle trim around the opening.
Sweet white Newborn roll brim hat has coordinating braided topping in jester fashion.
Both the knit hat and pouch are stretchable so can be used for just born through about 3 months or so in age in a variety of cute little poses.
You can see this cute little sac n' hat at my etsy shop bpPhotoProps - convo me if you have questions :D Cathy